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Fall 2021 Below you'll find Dr. Vettore's introduction to the Fall 2021 issue of Il Postino, the Graziadio Center's semesterly newsletter. To read the rest of this semester's issue, visit the Il Postino tumblr page!

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Spring 2020 Below you'll find Dr. Donato's introduction to the Spring 2020 issue of Il Postino, the Graziadio Center's semesterly newsletter.

Instructed Second Language Acquisition, Vol. 3, No. 2 (2019) Dr. Diego Cortés Velásquez (CSULB) serves as an assistant editor for the journal of Instructed Second Language Acquisition.

Fall 2019 Below you'll find Dr. Donato's introduction to the Fall 2019 issue of Il Postino, the Graziadio Center's semesterly newsletter.

How to Cross the Hyphen between Italian and American Studies in the Context of the Italian Diaspora In recent years, Italian scholars have paid greater attention to the phenomenon of Italian migration, a topic which for several decades appeared to primarily interest scholars in the United States.

A New Journal of Translation and Intercomprehension Studies The Clorinda Donato Center for Global Romance Languages and Translation Studies is pleased to announce the publication of the first volume of Translation Becomes Eclectic, a new journal of Translation and Intercomprehension Studies at California State University, Long Beach.

Instructed Second Language Acquisition, Issue 2.2 (2018) Dr. Diego Cortés Velásquez (CSULB) serves as an assistant editor for the journal of Instructed Second Language Acquisition.

Program Overview The Opening of The Clorinda Donato Center for Global Romance Languages and Translation Studies will be on October 18, 2018, from 4:00–6:00 PM in the Karl Anatol Center, Cal State Long Beach.

Series Overview The George L. Graziadio Center for Italian Studies at CSULB is pleased to sponsor “Comparative Migrations,” a lecture series promoting interdisciplinary dialogue about the cultural, social, and political impact of transnational migration beyond U.S. borders. Spring 2018

Conference Overview From November 3–5, 2016, the George L. Graziadio Center for Italian Studies hosted the Italian American Studies Association's (IASA) annual conference at California State University, Long Beach.

Recent Scholarship While rereading Luigi Pirandello’s One, No One, and One Hundred Thousand in preparation for a graduate seminar, I noticed that the title of a chapter and a phrase in the text bore an uncanny resemblance to a Japanese term used to describe a Buddhist novice monk.